Make Way for Webtoons!
December 6, 2022
Three-fourths of the titles on the Author chart are comics that started out as vertical-scroll webtoons.
Weakness in the Top Ranks
December 6, 2022
The numbers are down, one way or another, for the top sellers on all three charts.
Seminal Figure in American Comics
November 30, 2022
Kominsky-Crumb was an important part of the underground comix movement and co-creator of Drawn Together.
And Reveals Logistics Stats
November 29, 2022
Diamond Comic Distributors announced improvements to its online retailer tools and revealed statistics on its logistics operations.
With Strong Momentum from Summer, Fall
November 29, 2022
Comic retailers we interviewed this fall were expecting a good holiday season, with strong momentum from Summer and Fall sales.
Paramount Allows PRH-S&S Deal to Expire, Triggering $200M Fee
November 22, 2022
Simon & Schuster parent Paramount Global allowed the deadline to complete a transaction with Penguin Random House to pass without extension, triggering a $200 million breakup fee.
And Lays Out First-Half 2023 Plan
November 18, 2022
DC Comics has introduced its "Dawn of DC" publishing plan, a line-wide multi-event narrative initiative for 2023, and laid out its first-half 2023 plan.
The Market and Why Periodical Comics May Have Outlived Their Usefulness, the Distribution Move, Creator Imprints, and Future Projects
November 10, 2022
We caught up with Dark Horse Comics CEO Mike Richardson for our first interview since the company was acquired by Embracer Group.
'Miracleman' Debuts; 'Chainsaw Man' and Webtoons Dominate
November 7, 2022
The first omnibus of Miracleman, the impact of the Chainsaw Man anime, and webtoons are the stories this month.
Blockbusters Ain't What They Used to Be
November 7, 2022
Sales of new volumes of hit series aren't hitting their previous heights.
